Winemaker - 11/15/19
I remember the first time I heard you play
It was like a chimney that had been hidden
Behind a giant wall-sized painting
Was pilfered away and bless those thieves
Who collectively call themselves obscurity
For lifting that heavy scarlet curtain
I remember so clearly because my family was hurting
The night you took the stage - small, unassuming
Though the venue was, it felt to me like the answer
To the question "what is, what will be, what ever was?"
If that isn't large-scale, I don't know what breathes
I don't know what teases truth out of a group
Whispers loudly "I've got you" and grips, like a fever
The muscles in the mind, repeating shamelessly
"You are fruition, and I am the vine"
